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Acropora nasuta
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are irregularly corymbose
with elongate tapering branchlets. Axial
corallites are tubular. Radial corallites are
usually in neat rows and are distinctivel ...
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Montipora hispida
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies may be submassive, laminar,
columnar or digitate or various combinations of
these growth-forms. Laminar and digitate forms are
usually found in turbid wat ...
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Montipora cactus
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are submassive or have
laminar bases and form tall columns and branches.
Laminar and digitate forms are usually found in
turbid water, submassive and colu ...
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Platygyra verweyi
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are massive and cerioid to
submeandroid with thin, acute walls. Septa are
thin and uniformly spaced. Columellae are weakly
developed or absent.
Colour ...
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Montipora nodosa
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are massive or are unifacial
plates. Corallites are immersed or exsert and are
surrounded by fused thecal papillae. Coenosteum
papillae are usually presen ...
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Montipora spumosa
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are encrusting, laminar or
columnar, the tops of columns commonly having
vertical or flame-shaped ridges. Encrusting
colonies may have rootlets. Corallite ...
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Montipora spongodes
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies have encrusting or laminar
bases which may have rootlets. Plates have upward
projecting ridges developing into columns.
Corallites are widely spaced and i ...
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Montipora incrassata
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are thick plates with or
without contorted nodular columns or branches.
Corallites are immersed or exsert, cup-shaped,
tubular, or ‘nariform’ (where openi ...
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Montipora monasteriata
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are massive or are unifacial
or bifacial thick plates which may be tiered in
large colonies. Corallites are mostly immersed.
The coenosteum is covered wit ...
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Euphyllia ancora
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies may form a continuous cover
over the substrate many metres across although
individual colonies are seldom over one metre
across. Colonies have the same sk ...
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Euphyllia glabrescens
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are phaceloid; corallites are
20-30 millimetres diameter and 15-30 millimetres
apart. Walls are thin, with sharp edges. Septa are
not exsert; first and se ...
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Plerogyra sinuosa
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are flabello-meandroid with
valleys more or less connected by a light blistery
coenosteum. Sometimes living parts of colonies are
separated by dead basal ...
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